3 New Bottle Collecting Books Shaping 2025

Unlike most bottle collecting books that focus narrowly on rare finds or auction tips, Winston Guy offers a thoughtfully updated introduction tailored for newcomers and casual enthusiasts alike. Drawing on his lifelong passion since childhood in Plymouth and contributions to the Antique Bottle Collector UK Magazine, Guy guides you through identifying Victorian and Edwardian bottles, their varieties, and practical advice on sourcing them. The book’s 300 color photographs provide clear, visual examples that make complex classifications accessible, especially chapters detailing where to find different bottle types and how to care for them. This is a solid starting point if you're curious about the hobby or seeking a concise yet richly illustrated overview.

Drawing from decades of personal collecting experience and detailed research, Winston Guy offers a focused look into Torquay pottery perfume bottles and their unique connection to the early 20th-century violet and lavender perfume trade. You’ll explore the intricate production techniques and business histories behind these collectibles, supported by over 230 images that vividly illustrate the subject matter. The book bridges antique bottle collecting with Devon pottery enthusiasts by highlighting pottery makers like Longpark and Watcombe, making it particularly useful if you want to deepen your knowledge about this niche intersection. If your interest lies in understanding the cultural and commercial backdrop behind these bottles, this book gives you a richly visual and informative guide without overwhelming you with technical jargon.

This personalized book explores the latest breakthroughs and emerging trends reshaping bottle collecting in 2025. It delves into recent discoveries, new collecting categories, and evolving market dynamics that impact collectors today. By tailoring content to your background and interests, this book focuses on the cutting-edge knowledge most relevant to you, revealing fresh insights that keep you ahead of the curve. It examines how historical appreciation blends with modern collecting techniques, allowing you to deepen your understanding of the field’s rapid evolution. With a focus on your specific goals, it offers a uniquely tailored journey through the newest developments transforming bottle collecting in the current year.

What started as Marlene Alyoher's passion for vintage bottle collecting became a focused tool to help enthusiasts track and celebrate their collections. This logbook offers a structured way to inventory antique and rare bottles, allowing you to record details that matter for both personal enjoyment and collection management. You gain practical organization skills tailored specifically for bottle collectors, from noting provenance to condition and acquisition dates. While it doesn’t delve into valuation or history, it suits collectors who want a dedicated, easy-to-use system to keep their collections in order and accessible for sharing or insurance purposes.